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… be accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass, and to stand before the Son of man.” Luke 21:31, 34, 36 .

… on account of sin, and hence was called “the stroke,” “the finger of God.” Deep-rooted, ineradicable, deadly, it was looked upon as a symbol of sin. By the ritual law, the …

… on account of sin, yet He did not present before them a vivid delineation of their wretchedness. He taught them of something infinitely better than they had …

… to account for their defeat, felt that they were bringing dishonor upon themselves and their Master. And in the crowd there were scribes who made the most …

… be accounted greatest in the kingdom. This strife they thought to conceal from Jesus, and they did not, as usual, press close to His side, but loitered behind …

… on account of Christ. How little He had honored their righteousness. He presented a righteousness far greater, which all who would be children of God must …

… this account the council delayed to execute the sentence they had pronounced. The Saviour understood the plotting of the priests. He knew that they longed …

… be accounted the greatest.” This contention, carried on in the presence of Christ, grieved and wounded Him. The disciples clung to their favorite idea that …

… an account of all that had taken place. He did not prosecute the matter further, but from that time there was no peace for him.

… be accounted to the Lord for a generation.” Psalm 22:30. “The kingdom and dominion, and the greatness of the kingdom under the whole heaven, shall be given to the …